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Smith Tower reveals new movie nights and other events

You can now catch a flick for free at Seattle’s 109-year-old attraction.

The Smith Tower Observatory Bar with gilded accents on the ceiling and dark wood on the furniture and floors.

The Smith Tower Observatory Bar offers sweeping views of the city.

Photo via Green Rubino

Taking a Seattle tourist attraction to new heights? Here are some recently announced events happening at Smith Tower, including movie screenings — a brand new offering.

Movie Night, First Wednesday of each month through October
The Orcas Room will screen family-friendly classics like “Ever After” and “The Nightmare Before Christmas” for free. Bring your own folding chairs and blankets.

Brunch Above the Bay, Saturdays and Sundays
Items on the menu include kimchi waffles, congee with duck confit, and pork belly breakfast sandwiches — all paired with mimosa flights.

4th on 35, Tuesday, July 4
Celebrate the tower’s 109th b-day with BBQ on the Lookout Deck, a ten-piece brass band, special cocktails, and activities for the kiddos. Tickets start at $35.

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